Sentence examples for evil tradition from inspiring English sources
Global arms exports continue that evil tradition.
The sequel to Sonic Adventure, Adventure 2 features two stories in the good-vs.-evil tradition: a "Hero" story that follows Sonic the Hedgehog, Miles "Tails" Prower, and Knuckles the Echidna as they attempt to save the world, and a "Dark" story that follows Shadow the Hedgehog, Doctor Eggman, and Rouge the Bat in their attempt to conquer it.
According to the ethics of the Banyarwanda, "That is good (or evil) which tradition has defined as good (or evil)" (J. J. Maquet, loc. cit).
This is not the usual Richard: a symbol of active, energetic evil in the tradition of Olivier and Spacey.
Death has always lurked in some of the most moving and beautiful children's stories, but for the younger reader, it's usually approached in a palatable manner: good overcoming evil in the traditions of fairytales or in some oblique manner that isn't gratuitous.
We can talk about good and evil, quality and quantity, tradition and progress.
Óscar Ribas wrote novels and poetry; his novel Uango-feitiço (1951; "The Evil Spell") incorporates local oral tradition.
This new tradition acknowledged that evil was so dominant on earth that only God's cataclysmic intervention could free the world from its grip.
Small children are often evil in horror movies, a tradition that descends from The Bad Seed and The Exorcist and The Omen.
Moreover, this stance is hardly in accord with the scriptural tradition, in which evil is cause for the utmost concern, both divine and human — even, in Christian theology, to the point that God's own son must die to set things right.
